Like the club groups, the different styles and poses through the ages can be seen in these pictures of club winning teams and groups – tracksuits vary as the ages go by. Millington’s finest via Admiral’s money makers to the modern synthetic fabrics that never saw a sheep’s back or a cotton bud. From neatly dressed for the sports day through 60’s and 70’s hippiedom to today’s neat, usually, hair styles, from formal posing to informal standing around, There are a range of clubs here from Aberdeen to West Kilbride in alphabetical order – more photographs of winning, placed or just teams always welcome.
Aberdeen: Scottish Junior Cross-Country Champions, 1976
Fraser Clyne, Danny Buchan, Graham Laing, Steve Cassells
Aberdeen AAC after winning vets Cross-Country, Troon, 1992
Graham Milne, Colin Youngson, George Sim, Francis Duguid
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Aberdeen AAC
Graham Milne, Mel Edwards, Fraser Clyne, Graham Laing
Cambuslang Harriers Scottish Masters M50 Team, 2015
Cambuslang Harriers: Scottish Masters M40 Team winners, 2015
Cambuslang Harriers2010 BMAF Road Relay winning team
Clydesdale National Cross-Country winning teams from 1904 and 1905
Clydesdale Harriers: West District Relay winning team, 1995
Ewan Calvert, James Austin, Grant Graham, Des Roache
Dundee Hawkhill Harriers team, 1930’s
Edinburgh University team taken after winning medley relay in North Berwick: CAR Dennis, JV Paterson, A Hannah, WH Watson
Edinburgh University, Edinburgh to Glasgow Winners, 1965
Back: Roger Young, Chris Elson, Willie Allan, Frank Gamwell, Iain Hathorn (Hon Sec); Front: Fergus Murray, Jim Wight, Alex Wight, Alistair Blamire
Edinburgh AC 24 hours x 1 mile world record team
Back: Joe Patton, Danny Knowles, Doug Gunstone, Jim Alder, Jim Dingwall; Front: Ronnie Knowles, Phil Hay, Alex Wight, Jim Wight, Alex Matheson
Falkirk Victoria Harriers
Glasgow University team at the Isle of Man:
Dougie McDonald, Alastair Douglas, Ian Archibald, Raph Murray
Hunters Bog Trotters: Capital City Challenge
Law and District AAC: West District Relay Champions 1974
Alex Miller, Hugh Forgie, Jim Thomson and Billy Dickson
Pitreavie AAC, Scottish Vets Cross-Country winners, Musselburgh, 1987
Archie Duncan, Phil Shave, John Linaker, Bill Ewing
Two photographs below of Shettleston Harriers teams with the Elkington Shield for the National Championship
Shettleston H National winning team, 1921
Shettleston Harriers, National winners, 1948
The team that won the six stage road relay in centenary year with David Morrison holding the trophy
With the trophy for the McAndrew Relay.
The National Cross-Country Relay winners
The Allan Scally winning team
The Shettleston team which went to Arlon and came within a single point of winning the European Clubs Championship
Lachie Stewart, Dick Wedlock, Henry Summerhill, Norman Morrison, Paul Bannon and Tommy Grubb
Shettleston team, second in the 1999 Edinburgh to Glasgow
Spango Valley won the McAndrew Relay in 1986.
Chris Robison, Lawrie Spence, Peter and Stephen Connaghan
Springburn Harriers team – second in GB Vets Championships
Bill Ramage, Tom O’Reilly and Tony White
Victoria Park AAC
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